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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1941)
h !l i. n a 3 if p. ; ! M PAGE TEN THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON uctooer zi, iB41 THEFTS REPORTED Numerous small thefts were reported to city police over the weekend and a warning was is sued by officers to hunters against leaving equipment in unlocked, cars. Guns and shells were among the articles reported missing. -While he was at breakfast in a Main street cafe early Sunday morning, Cy . Wallan of 1745 Wall street, had the following stolen from his car, a 20 gauge shotgun, a hunting coat with three boxes of 20 gauge shells, and four boxes of the same type shells. BIll.Tavenner, 703 No. Ninth street, reported to police the theft on Saturday of one movie camera and one Baby Eastman pocket camera, from ' his car parked on South Sixth street. One Ranger double barrel shotgun, valued at $26.93, and an Elgin watch, were reported stolen by Andrew Voss, from his cabin on Lost river sometime Sunday. Mrs. Everett Ensor, 4670 Den ver avenue, lost her purse Sat urday - near Sixth - and Main streets, the pocketbook contain ing money, " personal papers, li censes and a pair of glasses valued at $20. " A. D. Burnett of Sill Sum- mers'lane, reported the theft of a black leather case from his car, the case containing barber supplies Including one pair of clippers, five or six combs, and two boxes of cartridges, the amount totaling $40. Lost or stolen from a Mont gomery Ward truck, was one Congoleum rug, officers were ad vised. The rug was valued at $5.75. WHEEEEEE1 IDAHO FALLS, Idaho (Ft A motorist arrested on a drunk en driving charge told Judge Fred Wilkie he was celebrating the expiration of a one-year re vocation of his Utah driver's license. YOUTH COMPLETES COURSE 111 RADIO When 300 radio communica tion students gathered at com mencement exercises in the radio operating hangar at Scott Field, 111., recently, Private Bob J. Mitchell was among the graduates to receive a diploma for his excellence and efficiency, according to Col. Wolcott P. Hayes, commandant. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe J. Mitchell, Rt. 3, Box 194, Klam ath Falls, Ore. Pvt. Mitchell completed last week a 23-wcck intensive course In radio theory and mechanics which has qual ified him to be sent to Hamil ton Field, Calif, as an expert technician. Graduates last week were ad dressed and congratulated by Cnpt. Carl Swyter, supervisor of tlio aircraft radio division of the army's radio university, who told the graduates that they were vital keys in nation al defense regardless of the post to which they were being sent. Although Scott Field has been graduating approximately 300 radio technicians every two weeks, the post will bo expand ed by the end of this year to a capacity of . 20,000 graduates every year, making the univers ity the largest school of its kind in the country. The school is open to all enlisted men or se lectees who have a high school education or Its equivalent. , Air Corps Offers Flight Training To Enlisted Men Some of the young enlisted men of the army of tha United States who formerly watched with envy as pilots of tha air corps flew the sleek ships of the modern air force overhead, or who scurried into the under brush when an attack plane zoomed at them in maneuvers, may now shed their ground an chors ' and do the flying and zooming themselves, Sgt. Frank J. Huhin, postofflca building, U. S. army recruiting officer, said today. Tho army's rapidly Increasing plane power offers opportunity for enlisted men to become pi lots, he pointed out, and for those groundlings who dreamed of winging through space at the controls of soma of the best mili tary airplanes In tlio world, op portunity is knocking. "Their ship Is coming In," Sgt. 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